| Hi John, Apple sits on top of a new global ranking list as the largest IT vendor with more than US$218 billion in IT revenue — approximately $79 billion larger than the number 2 vendor, Samsung Vendor Group — according to a newly published report.
Revenues from consumer-connected vehicles will rise from US$18.4 billion this year to US$49.2 billion in 2022, as massive global growth in connectivity services continues, according to a new report.
Chinese supercomputers have retained the two top spots in the TOP500 list, a six-monthly ranking of supercomputers around the world.
Chinese investment in the parent company of a Sydney data centre, Global Switch, has resulted in the Australian Defence Department deciding to end its relationship with the data centre and move all the secret files hosted there in-house again.
Data on 198 million potential American voters was left exposed on the Internet without a password by a contractor for the US Republican National Committee, a researcher has found.
Pre-paid mobile challenger OVO has added a number of free international minutes to its unlimited plans, making its impressive plans even better. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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